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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1983

Page

5

Trucker’s Lobster Load Crashes on I 95 at Tinicum

A tractor trailer carrying 34 000 pounds of frozen food including shrimp and lobster overturned near Philadelphia International Airport on I 95 at Route 291. The crash, blamed on brake failure, closed the intersection for hours as rescuers moved the cargo by hand and officials investigated diesel leaks.

Daily Times Tinicum Philadelphia International Airport Penndot Fourth Street State Agriculture Department Federal Environmental Protection Agency

Rep Edgar barred from church talk over abortion stance

U S Rep Bob Edgar canceled a planned appearance at Our Lady of Peace church after priests told parishioners they opposed his talk due to his abortion views. Edgar said he would still meet seniors elsewhere and defend access to elected officials despite the objection.

Daily Times Ridley Township U.S Bob Edgar Our Lady of Peace Church Joseph Rodgers Audrey Bardsley Edgar Lansdowne Bardsley Our Lady of Peace George J. Ruhl James J. Farrant

transformer outage at Jefferson Ward store leaves customers in dark

About 75 to 100 customers and employees faced a Monday morning blackout at the Jefferson Ward store on MacDade Boulevard when a transformer exploded and cut power around 10 40 a m. Shoppers were stranded as flashlights aided movement. Officials questioned emergency lighting compliance and regulatory action. A temporary power feed was installed by Philadelphia Electric crews as a generator powered exit signs and minimal lighting.

Daily Times Darby Township Jefferson Ward MacDade Boulevard The Eugene Wrenn Wrenn Sam Alexander Alexander Philadelphia

Gunman took it all in Chester and Upper Darby

In Chester a man Raymond Christopher, 21, said a group of men robbed him at 3 a.m. near East Sixth and Potter streets, taking $30 and his eyeglasses and hat after a pistol demand. In Upper Darby Beverly Hills Middle School notes seventh grader John Hall received a certificate for stopping a purse snatcher and recovering a stolen purse.

Chester Raymond Christopher Butler Street East Fourth Street Morton Avenue East Sixth Potter Streets Christopher Upper Darby Beverly Hills John Hall Walter Senkow Hall West Washington Street John Halls Michael Maines

Phone contract rejected by Southeast Delco School Board

Southeast Delco School Board rejected Executone's bid to install a new phone system citing lack of clarity and information. Executone had offered to cut district telephone expenses by about $3,000. In MEDIA COURTHOUSE a 27 year old man pled guilty to drug charges and was sentenced to eight to 36 months in jail. Vincent Perry of Pennell Road was arrested last March after police found $700 in drugs including quaaludes and marijuana.

Folcroft W Southeast Delco School Board Executene Executone Vincent Perry Pennell Road

Springfield Ford Wins Bid for 1984 Police Car

The council on Monday evening selected Springfield Ford’s bid of 8451 dollars to purchase a 1984 police car, beating competitors and moving the town fleet upgrade forward.

Folcroft — Council Springfield Ford

Crofton Council Approves 1984 Budget With No Tax Increase

The council approved the final budget for 1984 holding the tax levy at 60 mills. Borough tax fees will stay at the 1983 levels.

Folcroft Council Monday Hight

Newtown approves 1984 budget with 4 mill tax hike

The township supervisors unanimously adopted the 1984 budget, raising real estate taxes by 4 mills to 4 mills, with a $2 million plan showing just under a 5 percent increase. Police department costs drive the increase.

Newtown

Federal surplus food distribution for qualified residents

Rutledge officials announce a surplus food distribution for residents who qualify. The event runs from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the borough hall. Bring your own containers or bags.

Rutledge Borough Hall

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Truckeree Joe B. Warrick Harry Maitland Bert Hodge Church Barbara Ormsby Ruth Bissex Delaware County
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